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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-21
vessels Leaving TO-Day

vessels Leaving To-Day.
Stmr Kinau, Lore men, for Maui and Hawaii, at
Apm
Stmr Likelike, for Maui, at
Stmr Mokolii, McGregOr, for Molokai, at s
pm
Stmr A Cummins, for Waimanalo and Koolau,
Oahu, at
Stmr Waimanalo, Underwood, for WaIanae,
Oahu, at
Brit bark Glengaber, Rolleston, for San Fran
cisco
Schr Luka, for Hamakua
chr Mile Morris, for Koolau
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PORT OF HONOLULU. III. l..

ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY. March 10.
Stmr Kinau, Lorenzen from Mani and Hawaii
stmr Likelike, Davis from Maui
Stmr Wanna nalo, from Waianae
Stmr A Cummins, from Waimana1o
SUNDAY, March 20.
Stmr Mikahala, from Kauai
StInr Wlialeale. Weir from Hanalei and Kill
auea, Kauai
Stmr Iwalani. Freeman. from Hamakua, Ha-
wall
Stmr James Makee, Campbell, from Kauai
Stmr Mokolfi, McGregor, from Maui and Molo-
kai
Schr Emma, Macauley, from Kauai
Haw steamship Zealandia, r van Oterendorp,
days from San Francisco
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New Business.

Will open on Wednesday, March 9Th,
CHU ON & COMPANY, Al Nuuanu
street, opposite Aswan street, large guam
titles of CHINA SILK, assorted Satin,
GRAPE, IVORY, TORTOISE SHE'LL
and SANDAL WOOD. Also, porcelain
and crockery ware, mating, fans, silk
handkerchiefs, shawls and scarfs, gold
and silver jewelry.
Win be sold at lowest prices.
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DIED.

rURNER-In Honolulu, March 12th, Mrs Will
lam Turner, wife of William Turner, watch
maker. King street, aged % years.
fSan Francisco papers please copyl
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Emma square Concert.

Following is the musical programme
to be given by the Royal Hawaiian Mill
tary Band this evening at Z 80 o'clock
at Emma Square:
March Emperor William" Berger
Overture" Berlin Life Conrad
FinaIe-'Carmen" " BiZet
" "reminiscences of Meyerbeer" Godfrey
Saxaphone Quartette White Wings"
l-"Tannhauser" Wagner
Medley-"Songs of Germany" -. Boyer
Waltz German Hearts Strauss
Quadrille-' Students of Germany"
observation-disclosures. Kuhner
Watch on the Rhine Hawaii Ponoi. I"
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Where water is used for domestic purposes and
irrigation OF land not exceeding half acre, and
in ordinary dwellings, tenements and office.
Special rates will be made in the following
cases.
Shipping.
Hotels and boarding Houses
Mills and Machine Shops.
Steam Boilers.
Manufacturing and Mocha meal purposes.
when several douses on same lot premises
each house may be charged:
Fountains
Street SprInkling.
0ther purposes, SPECIAL RATES.
/, AHoLo.
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DEPARTURES.

RAzSFUasES.
SATURDAY, March 10.
Am brRtne Consuelo Cousins, for San Fran
CISCO at IL a
Schr Heeia, for Koolau
SUNDAY, March 20.
Haw steamship Zeslandia, van Oterendorp,
for the Colonies
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ENGELBRECHT'S
Sampler" Health Cigar.

Which is made from mild, aromatic and particu-
larry selected and prepared tobacco, and COM
bines all the qualities which may be expected
from health cigar. 1t causes no bad effect of
any kind, is agreeable TO the taste, burns evenly
to the end and possesses a fine aroma. No
smoker should fail to give
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES.

Yuen Kee & Co. have removed to Hote
street.
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SALE OF
SALE OT
Government
Lands and Leases
ON THE ISLANDS OF
Oahu, Maui and Hawaii.

On the respective dates specified below Will be
sold at public auctio N at the front entrance of
AIiiolani Hale, at II o'clock noon, the foIlowi
Valuable Government Lands and Leases
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EngelbrechtS Sampler Cigar

a fair trial, and benefit himself at the same
time. 1O5maF29
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"Full description of premises.
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The Fine Exhibit Made at the Fair by
the Fredericksburg Brewing Co.

of and Of
roof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-06
Was i'm Police Paw.
STARTLING TESTIMONY OF ONE OF THE PARTY TIA


STARTLING TESTIMONY OF ONE OF THE PARTY THAT
KILLED CONSTABLE wHELEHAN.
Callinan, the moonlighter. who was one OF the
party that killed Constable Whelehan at the Sex
ton homestead, at LiSd0onvarne, on September IL,
and who has turned queens evidence, was taken
to Ennis yesterday and testified against his ac-
completes. He said that he had been In the pay OF
the police for the last five years. and that he had
received from Constable Whelehan, Just before the
raiding or Sexton, a small sum OF money i'll pay
ment OF his share for arranging the raid. This
statement caused great sensation In the court.
THREW DOWN HIS Gun IN DISGUST.
The work OF eviction was continued at Gwee-
dore, County Donegal, Ireland, yesterday. The in
mates OF Widow Bof1e's house stOuLly resisted the
evictGrs by throwing boiling water upon them.
The bailifS demolished the house, and the Chin
ney having tumbed the debris took fire. Seven
persons were arrested. owing TO the hostile de-
meanor OF the spectators the police We're ordered
advanced and threw down his rife declining to
obey orders He will probably be arrested. Two
persons evicted on Tuesday were SO eInaciated and
weak that they had to be carried to the hospital
on doors.
gang OF moonlighters on Tuesday night at
tackled the house OF a farmer named klbOn, at
Granny Bridge Klrush, drove the inmates out and
ued their work OF destruction for several hours
Eight arrests have been made.
The Dublin corporation have unanimously passed
MIR. DlllOnS motion to attend la state to-day the
trial OF Lord Mayor sullivan and Mr.. O'bren. Mr.
Sexton declared that the government In attacking
the lord mayor had attacked the representative OF
the people, besides trying TO gag the press. Ac-
cOrding 10 this decision the lord mayor viii wear
his imposing official robes OF scarlet and black with
heavy gold chain and medallion.
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The IlDh Commission.

WHY GEN. MCLERNAND AND MR. CARLTON DIsSENTED
FROM THE REPORT.
Gen. McClernand was asked. at Springfield, H.,
Wednesday, on what ground he and Commissioner
Carlton had dssented from the report Of the Utah
Commission. He said the difference related to the
conclusions reached. First, the majority assumed
the insincerlty OF the MormonS In committing
themselves to the provisions of their proposed
Stltu1on against the institution and practices OF
polygamy, whereas the minority assume that the
conmlttal Is made in good faith, and hold that the
MormonS should be encouraged in all attempts to
do right, and only punished Tor wrongdong. He
said Inc homogeneous MormonS, comprising three
1ourths OF the Mormon population OF Utah, had
sent their delegates to the constitutional conven-
ton, ana That 80 per cent OF them voted at the
cleo ion to ratify the proposed constitution. The
minority report, he said, contains a recommends
ton favOring an amendment to the Constitution
OF the United states prohibiting polygamy In all
the States, Territories and other places under the
exclusive jurisdiction OF the United States Govern
ment. He said that the minority report would
reach Washington In a couple OF days, and would
be general historical and philosOphic description
OF the whole pOlygamy question.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE NUMBERED 400
~ NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST, WASH

by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia in equity sitting. passed on the
18TH day Of May. A. D., 1887. in tine consolidated
causes numbered respectively 9913. equity docket %,
trustees appointed by said decree will sell public
SAFE SAT- U front Of the premises on MONDAY, the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d.. 1887,
at the hour OF HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ.
iGt numbered nineteen 19 Of the undersgneds SUBJ
DIVISION OF lots lettered A. b. c. and Z, Of West Cox
ana smiths trustees recorded subdivision of original
lot red one ~, In square numbered six hundred
ana twenty nine 1921 i'll the City of Washington
the District OF Columbia, the said undersgneds
said is recorded in nber No. Is at folio
ketner WI the improvements and appertaining to
SAID numbered and subdivision lot.
terms of sale as prescribed by said decree:
Cl 81 the purchase money IN cash at the time SALE
tnereof shall be payable equal instalments at 81
No).twelve CD and eighteen QS) months from the
Gay OF sale by the notes of the purchaser or
lhereoi dated as OF the day OF sae and secured by
on the property sold satisfactory in to the un-
trustees all cash. at the option of
chaser or purchasers thereof The property offered
LOT sale Will be sold free and clear of all taxes and
that the collector of taxes
sad District may certify to be remaining unpaid up
the time Of said SALE All recording aud conveyacinr
70 DC AT tne aud expense Of the purchaser or
chasers Ihe title to the property sold be retained
until the maj ratification of the sale thereof made,
by the court deposit of 800 on the property sold
are not complied with within fifteen Q5) DAYS from.
Tue day Of sale the undersigned trustees retain tile
rgn TO resell the property Sold at the risk and cost
OF the defaulflng purchaser thereof
FENDALL E. ALEXANDER
JNO. E. McNALLY, Trustees.
Columbia Law Building
o4'oSas THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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What President Hurt Saws.

THE SUIT BROUGHT AGAINST HIN BY JOHN A. WOODS.
a STAR reporter called on President Hurt, Of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company,
yesterday afternoon in relation the suit brought
against him by John A Woods of New York. 81
believe am charged with breach OF contract, said
MIR. Hurt. "Wel, never mad any contract with
Mr.. Woods. The facts in the case are that Mr.
Woods, accompanied by two OF his associates,
made a verbal offer TO me In the pres
ence OF the board OF directors to purchase
at least 1000 shares OF the roads stock at
$50 per share. The proposition was favorably
received by the directors, provided that the re-
naming stockholders should have the privilege OF
disrosing, within sixty days, OF their stock
at the same figures. Riggs i Co. were made the
financial agents In the matter. On the 18th Of
December, four days after the Offer they notified
Woods that they held 7.211 shares OF stock to be
disposed OF to him provided he deposited with them
10y the 3lSt OF December the necessary funds. Not
dollar was ever received or offered, and the
whole matter fell through. II there was any
breach OF contract, 1t was on the part
or Woods. He knows he has no claim against
me or the company, and therefore there must be
some Interior object in bringing the suit, OF which
we are not crediDy informed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-06

ANOTHER DAY SPENT READING EVIDENCE.
The reading OF the testimony in the BOttOmer
divorce case was continued yesterday in the Cir
cult Court in Baltimore. The american says:
The testimony OF John Pickering, considered the
most damaging against Mrs. Bottomer, was read
to the effect that he was employed by MI. Botto-
mer. through Joseph Hawkins, private detective,
10 watcn Mrs. BOttomer, and that on the afternoon
OF the 2Sth OF August he followed her from her
home on Ettlng street to No. 654 cider alley where
she remained Tor an hour and a-half; and that live
minutes after She left man (whOm he described,
but did not knoW) came out and joined her on
the street, and that the house in question was OF
d1Sreputable character. On croSS-eXam1natiOn
this witness admitted his arrest for various
OnenSeS, ana that he had served term IN the
mouse or correction for larceny being convicted OF
this crime on an indictment Tor highway robbery.
Mrs Annie Eschbach, the lady who raised Mrs.
BOttOmer from Child OF three years, in her teStt
mony stated that Mrs. BottOmer was very way
ward, and was given TO Irritation. On crOSS-eXam-
1nat1on she would not ADMIT any knowledge OF un-
due intimacy on the part Of MIR. BOttomer with q
female servant, or that the servant was discharged
On that account. The testimony OF Henry F.
Woods, who painted the house occupied by the
BOttOmers at the Relay House in 1882, was TO the
eject tnat Mrs. BoStOmer saw number OF gentle
man callers during MI. BOttOmer's absence in town,
and that he saw things indicating 1mprOpr1eties
on the part OF Mrs. BOttOmer. This witness stated
that he consulted with his own wife in regard TO
what ne saw going on, and she advised him TO let
some one else tell air. BottOmer. The hearing will
continue to-day.
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Tragedy in a Kentucky Town.
RIVAL LOVERS QUARREL AND ONE OF THEM Is SHOT

LEBANON, KY, october "a highly sensational
tragedy occurred un the street here yesterday.
Glen Rawlings justice OF the peace OF the Brad
fordyllle district. WAS shot and instantly killed
The annual Court of claims met in the morning,
and Raw lingSwas among the Justices In attendance.
Court adjourned for dinner, ana Rawlings went TO
the Nerdnda Hotel. where h. entered the parior.
Four OF his acquantanceS Edgar Beard, Nolncy
III ecker and two young Ladies'. were sitting with
him. 4 quarrel soon arose bet w,-en Rawlings and
Beard and the shooting began In the parlor near
the Gour leading into "A hall The parties passed
along the hall. out into the back yard, ana thence
10 Spalding avenue. several shots fired along
the way. Frank Beard, a brother or Edgar was iE
the dning-room when the firing began. Finding
That has brother was engaged he ran out.
When the parties reached the street Edgar
Beard was in front, pursued by Rawlings
who Ia turn was pursued 10y Frank Beard, all rum
ming al a smart pace in the direction OF the rail-
road Frank Beard gained upon Rawlings and
when within three or Tour feet of him fired Rawl-
ings fell dead the bali having entered the back
OF the neck and come out Just below the mouth
Rawlings was an unmarried man. son OF Hon.
Arson Rawlings, formerly member OF the legis-
llture from this county. Intll recently Ciem
Rawlings was "A merchant AT BradfOrdyille. Edgar
Beard Is also unmarried. and he ana Glen Rawl-
ings are said TO have been rival sutors for the
hand OF one Of the young ladies who We're In the
parlor At the beginning OF the hight The rivalry
Il believed 10 have been the trouble. Frank Beard
Il n married man, and seems To have had no con.
nectton with the trouble except In behalf OF his
brother. Both Boards were arrested ana are Under
guard.
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o.3-dSds
THOS. BOWLING, Auc,loneer.

II
I'M S3EIH SIDE o COMPREHENSIVE ShShSfat Az =
s ShHniF rn IMFko NIIn y E1SIsTShE
j. DAVIS sons AND iMMEbIATELp AD 81 oiiS,
ING THE J, MEIRoP3LITAN HOTEL. AND Also
HQTsE ~ The * East s SID SIDE or SIXTH STREET.
By decree the Supreme Court of the -.
District OF Columbia, passed the cor soldated 81
81 and 9ai Davis IS al It pav15 ct al Equity No
1876 on the 18th day OF July, A. d. 1887 will sell
m real Of 'ff Sc the oow
District of Columbia: On MONDAY, THE TENTH
pa see or OF Of souD ALL that
DESIGNATED upon the official Rla, OF said city and
corded subdivision parts original lots numbered
three ( and four S4) III square numbered four hun
tron on the 10Y s,Ie o
yaua avenue, between 9th and 9TH Streets and also
improved in the rear on street by threestory brick
Ard alse, On MoNP y N, the TENTH DAY OF ocTo
Of lot numbered six go, in square numbered four
hundred and eighty tIS7), which is contained
point fty 900 feet south from the northwest corner
Of said lot, and running thence south twenty-five t25)
thence north twenty (:5) feet and thence west
sIxtytwo (62) feet three CD inches to the place of
W 9Th Hs'k '~e
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree Onethird
balance in two equal payments. payable respectively
one and two years with Interest at cent from the
purchasers shall be taken, secured by deeds OF trust
the property sold all cash at the option the
Avenue property and u deposit OF s1OO On the 9th.
property will be required the time of sale
tine trustee reserves the right to the
the risk and OF the deiaultng purchaser All con-
e ak f. r2riaisssii fSss Trustee
s26-d&ds Sun Building.
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THE WASHINGTON PRESBYTERY.
The Business Session Yesterday Closed
with a Religious Meeting i'm the Even.
ing.

After the report Of the meeting OF the Washing.
ton City PreSbytery closed in yesterdays STAR,
Rev. Robt. NJ. Nourse, OF the Congregational As
ISOLATION OF Wisconsin, formerly of Washington
was invited to sit as a corresponding member;
Rev. Drs. Childs and Craighead were appointed
committee to represent the Presoytery before the
General Assembly, investigating the matters OF
the Freedmans Board. Rev. Mr.. Nourse was made
line chairman OF the committee on freedmen, and
Rev. VIM. McIlvane chairman OF the committee on
foreign missions vice DR.. Bartlett resigned. RevS
C. B. Patch and j. r. Reilly and Elder Darlington
were appointed a committee on narratives TO re-
which will be held on the Tuesday following the
first Sunday In April at DR.. FullertOnS church, in
West Washington.
Before adJourniDg for the afternoon the PreSby-
terry heartily Endorsed the resolution passed by the
General Assembly about foreign missions, and
promised TO do their best TO contribute their share
or the 900 600 which Is TO be raised during their
centennial year.
Jno. D. Foster, candidate under the care OF this
PreShytery, was dismissed 10 the PreSbytery OF
McCelland. at his own request. Rev. r. III. Fiem-
Ing, of this Presbytery, was dismissed TO the Pres
bytery of Montgomery.
AT the evening session there was free CONVEX
Satfon on the subject OF religion in which large
number OF ministers and elders participated. Rev.
+. NJ. Todd, or Manassas Va, reported that his
OF last Spring, which came from the outside rather
than the nside OF the church. Rev. Jno. II. Reilly,
pastor OF the colored church on 18th street, stated
that his congregation has received an offer OF
$4,000 from Washington Mclean, for the church
property, and the matter will be considered at
congregational meeting. The pre5Oytery ad-
1ourned TO meet October Is, at the Sixth street
Church.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auc,ioneers.

CORNER OF EAST CAPT OIL AND TWENTIETH
SIREEIS, On FIFTEEN IL AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS last. NEAR STREET. NORTH.
ANDON AND TWENTIETH STREETS NORTH
EAST.
We Will sell at public auction TUESDAY AFTER
NCON, ,OGIOBER IL, 1887 commencing ut HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, i'll front OF the respective
premises, and IN the order named, the following
Lots T. 4 and s. in square l2S. fronting 1913 feet
on East Capitol street and lab l. feet goth
Lots q, y, II. and Il. block H. sherwood. Lots
ana front 100 feet 18th street east at intersec
feet on / 9th street east
All OF block Is of sherwood. being lots to T. incl-
sive, fronting about 80 feet street north about
lbO leet on 2Oth street east and about :SJ feet
Seaton street.
Terms of sale One-thrd of the purchase money in
CASH. balaice In equal lnstalnents III and two
years, notes TO be given bearing per interest
from day Of SALE to be secured by deed of trust
premises sold or all cash at option of purchaser Con-
VeyancliR &c, at purchasers cost. deposit of $50
required on each lot on day of sale Terms
Piled with Ill ten days. otherwise the right reserved
resell the property in default the risk AMI
the defauitng purchaser after five days public notice
OF slch resale Ill some newspaper published ill Wash
ingtou. d. &.
Plats to be seen at Office of auctioneer
BY order of ANDREW c. BRADLEY
o'f-d VIM i. MATTINGLY.
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|ERuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE ON 18TH STREET WEST, Be
TWEEN NORTH AND STREETS, IN WASH


a. BY virtue OF deed of trust dated February -
20. A. D. 1878. recorded i'll Liber No. SS4 at rs:
folio 81 1T seq, of the land records fOrL.l
the District of Columbia and the written request Of
the party secured thereby will sell public sale in
front of the premises on THURSDAY, the EN-
IlECH day of OCTOBER A. d. 1887, at HALF PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK Y. III. all that certain piece parcel
OF ground situate, lying and being the city Wash
lngton il the DISTRICT of Columbia, and known and
described as lot numbered OBJ in Allen
aud faiconers subdivision of part of the halt
OF square numbered two hundred and enty-four
Glib with the improvements thereon
Terms of sale: One-thirG of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance thereof two equal install
ments i'll six and twelve months from the day SALE
with interest TO he secured ny the notes of the pllr
chaser or purchasers thereof and approved deed of
trust on the property sold and approved policy OF
insurance: or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
or purchasers thereof. A deposit of 900 Will he
required at the time of sale from the purchaser pur
ciiaSers thereof, and all conveyaucng and recording
shall be at his, her their expense. If the Of
sale are not complied with within ten lU) days from
the day OF sale the undersigned Trustee the
right TO resell sad property az the risk and of the
defautilg purchaser purchasers. after least five
90 days advertisement.
FENDALL L. ALEXANDER Trustee,
49, Louisiana ave.
THOMAS DOWIING nt;-l S3S
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HILISBoRo, Mo, october 6.-The thirteen year.
Old son OF Justus Martin, farmer, living two miles
north OF here committed suicide yesterday by
hanging himself with rope Ia a tree in the woods
near his home. Yesterday morning the boys were
sent To the Held 10 cover up some potatoes which
had been lately dug and about 10 O'Clock. having
completed the work, they started Ia the house
The younger boy says his brother started IL the
barn with a rope, saying he would put II In the
Darn. He was seen at the barn few minutes
alter, but not returning To the house. search Was
Instituted after a time which ended al the tree
where he was found hanging. No cause is KNOWN
for the act.